This is a year from their 50th anniversary, when the Olympic team in the USA 1976. The team did not win as many medals as the team from 1984, but this team did not have Russians or Cubans. Because President Jimmy Carter did not allow the US team to compete at the 1980 Olympic Games, both countries refused to go to the Olympic Games in Montreal in Montreal in 1984.

“Substantial” John Tate He was massive, which was detained by the gold medalist of Olympic Kuba Teofilo Stevenson in the semi -final after the publication of a pair of wins over boxers from Poland and Western Germany. He would win the free WBA title, winning the decision over Gerry Coetzee from South Africa, 22-0, in October 1979 in South Africa before 86,000 fans, improving its record to 20-0. Coetzee left, defeating another member from 1976, Leon Spinks. In his first defense he went to the last round, when Mike “Hercules” Weaver, 21-9 stopped him. He ended the 34-3 record with 23 stops with Knoxville, Tn.

Leon “Neon” Spinks He won the gold medal in a lithe heavyweight, stopping six years Soria Kuba. In his eighth fight he defeated WBC Master Muhammad “the greatest” Ali according to a decision divided in February 1978, improving his record to 7-0-1, just to lose a rematch. He finished with the record 26-17-3 with 14 detention from St. Louis, mo.

Michael “Jinx” SpinksLeon’s brother won the gold medal in medium weight, stopping the risk of Rufat Uzbekistan. In July 1981, he would win the title of WBA Airy Heavyweight, defeating WBA master Eddie Mustafa Muhammad 38-5-1, improving his record to 17-0. He added the title of WBC, defeating Dwight Muhammad Qawi and the title of IBF, defeating Eddie Davis. He would give up all titles to defeat the heavyweight master Larry “Assassin” Easton Holmes, 48-0, twice in September 1985. After two defenses he was detained by Mike Tyson’s “Iron”, 34-0, ending with a 31-1 record with 21 degrees with 21 degrees with St. Louis, Mo.

Chuck “White Chocolate” Walker It was a great welterweight, losing to the final gold medalist Jerry Rybicki from Poland with a controversial decision. Later he would publish 9-1-1 with a 3 detention record from Mesa, AZ. He was a professional tanker of the tap, who produced movies after retiring.

Clint “The Sheriff” Jackson There was a welterweight weight, lost in the quarter -finals of Pedro Gamarro from Venezuela. Jackson was 102-14 in amateurs and 25-7 with 9 detention in the ranks of Pro from Nashville, Tn. He did not win the titles of USBA and NABF.

“Sugar” by Ray Leonard He was a lithe golden medalist of the welterweight. He had 145-5 with 75 detention in amateurs and 36-3-1 with 25 stop with Palmer Park, MD.

He won the world titles in a welterweight, lithe medium weight, in medium weight, super medium weight and lithe heavyweight.

Howard Davis, Jr. He won the gold medal in Lightweight, beating Simion Cutov from Romania. Davis would win the Val Barker trophy as the best Olympian. He had 125-5 in amateurs, and 36-6-1 with 14 detention from Recent York, Recent York. He lost in two attempts in the title of WBC and the IBF and WBU titles.

Davey Lee Armstrong There was a pencil scale, losing in the quarter -finals with Angel Herrea from Cuba. He had 107-16 in amateurs and 24-3 with 14 detention from Puyallup, Washington.

He won the title of Nabf, beating Nick Furlano, 27-6-1.

Charles Money He was the weight of Bantam and the only member never changed professionals, making the army his 22 -year -old career, ending with the first class of SGT. He won the silver medal, losing to the newborn ju guine in North Korea in the final by the controversial decision. He was from DC

Leo randolph He was a gold medalist of Mucha, beating Ramon Duvalon from Cuba, and ended with an amateur record of 160-7. He won the title of WBA Super Bantamweight in May 1980, defeating Ricardo Cardon, 21-4-1, from Colombia. Then he lost another fight, ending his career at 17-2 with 9 stops. He came from Spanaway, wa.

Louis Curtis Lost in the first round in a lithe flying division Henryk Średnicki from Poland. He had 15-6-1 with 7 detention with DC, which he lost in four smaller attempts of the title.